-
skaldic poem Ynglingatal,
Eadgils (Aðils) is
called Onela's
enemy (Ála
dólgr). Ála is the
genitive case of Áli, the Old
Norse form of the name Onela...
-
contemporary Norwegian Ynglingatal,
Eadgils (Aðils) is
called Onela's
enemy (Ála
dólgr),
which likewise suggests that the
conflict was
familiar to the
skald and...
- 10th-century
skald Eyvindr skáldaspillir,
Freyr is
called "Beli's enemy" (Belja
dólgr), and Þjóðólfr of
Hvinir uses the
kenning "evil
troop of Beli" (bölverðung...
- "turned
himself into a troll" in Hrómundar saga Gripssonar, was a
fiend (
dólgr)
which was "black and huge..
roaring loudly and
blowing fire", and possessed...
-
Dorri Fjölsvinnsmál
Dellingr The
gleaming one Fjölsvinnsmál, Skáldskaparmál
Dolgr "Warrior", "Enemy" Skáldskaparmál Dólgþrasir "Persisting warrior", "Battle-eager"...
-
Belja Bani
Belja Beli's bane Gyl****inning (61), Skáldskaparmál (262)
Belja dólgr Belja dolg
Adversary of Beli Skáldskaparmál (14) Blótgoð svía
Blotgod svia...
- til
Guthorms Grams ramliga kynbirt járn ór
konungs hendi. 23. Hné hans of
dolgr til
hluta tveggja,
hendr ok höfuð hné á
annan veg, en fóta
hlutr féll aftr...
- Ólason 1991, p. 126
Nynorskordboka gives dolg as
deriving from Old
Norse dolgr 'fiende, troll',
which Cleasby-Vigfusson
dictionary defines also as "a fiend"...
- word
Dollywaggon gives an Old
Norse source formed by the
combination of
dolgr (‘fiend’ or ‘giant’) and
veginn (‘lifted’). The
Helvellyn range runs broadly...
